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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-14
Aanitary Measures-Overr

To The Editor of the Dispatch:
Excuses in diet are frequent and
well recognized cause of disease. Abb
surd as the statement may seem, it is
nevertheless true that they frequently
have the same effect as deficient sup
ply of food, causing the system to SUI
fer from want of nutrition by inter-
fering with the process OF digestion.
When larger amount OF food is
taken than the stomach can digest it is
liable to undergo decomposition, jut as
it would cut OF the body, aud this pro-
cess is accelerated by the heat OF the
body. Acrid and irritating compounds
are thus formed, causing cramps, vom-
ting, or diarrhea and dysentery.
Or the stomach may be equal to the
task Of digesting the surplus, and more
food is introduced into the circulation
than the system requires. There fol-
lows, then, congestion OF the internal
organs and those manifold disorders OF
the liver which the so-cllled "regu.
lators" are brought into requisition to
remove.
The excretory organs, particularly the
Kidneys, whose Office it is 10 remove
the surplus products from the body,
suffer from the strain whi,h is put upon
them.
Again, there are many persons
who habitually consume too much
food who have mono OF the trouble;
mentioned. They present to the un.
practiced eye every appearance
of good health. They are often
ruddy, plethoric. and stout. The
different organs OF the body bear ~
under the extra strain which is put upon
them. But it is like working an engine
under heavy pressure OF steam-ths
weakest part gives way first. II NAV
lie tho rupture Of blood vessel or ar
inflammation OF some distant part O,
the body.
EIsny diseases OF organs that have
connection with the digestive system,
such as pleunsy, pneumoniA, erysipe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-14
FIVE Access CAyED IN.
COal.Mining Causes All Arffhciai
Earth0uake Near Pittst0r.


A Wilkesbarre PA special says: A
serious cave-in took place shortly after
9 o'clock this afternoon over the work
incs of the Paramount Colliery, at
Cork lane, q suburb of Pittston. About
five acres Of land settled a distance OF
from two to eight feet. Three dwelling
houses, occupied by John Brown, Mrs.
Edward Ford. and John Casey, were
on the disturbed area, and all are
ruined.
The shock came without the slightest
warning, resembling in its effects aud
results violent earthquake. The
ground opened in gaping assures and
clouds of dust rose over the disturbed
area. Mrs. Browns hosea new
structure, valued at $l,6Oo-was
utterly wrecked. At the time the
crash came Miss Ellen Brown
was in the kitchen, and her
mother and number of men were on
the porch. al at once, as they de-
scribe it, the porch seemed to be driven
torcibly upward, as though by an ex-
plosion from underneath. Ali the oc'
cupants were thrown violently of the
porch and the house then split in two
and one half fell over with crash
The rest remained standing, though al
an angle Of about sixty degrees. Some
of the men were badly bruised.
Miss Brown rushed from the kitchen
by the back door, but had an arm broker
by fallen piece of timber.
The other two houses remained stand
ing, but are racked and twisted. Thu
cellar walls are all split and the plastel
is broken from all the walls. Mucl
damage was done to household furni
ture, &c.
The coal underneath the settled sur
face was being mined by tho Fairmoun
Coal Company. This is the secon.
cave-in that has occurred in this vicini
ty within year. All the spring we'll
| in the neighborhood ran dry the instan
the land settled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-14
marry Rupert Psulet II viii MT be

marry Rupert Paulet Il will NJ! be
with my consent"
Mr.. Codd seemed TO have som sthiny
more TO say.
"There is another matter OF more
importance to me personally, Lady
Umfrcville," he stammered little.
"You have another daughter-,he ia q
charming girl. II is not possible that
her affections are already engaged.
Have your permission to pay my ad-
dresses to her?"
The Countess was dumbfounded.
"Mr. Ccdd, I am amazed. How
have you made her acquaintance? She
is vet in the school-room.
MIR. Codd explained rather lamely.
Lady Umireville sighed. This was
mitigation of calamity. If Geraldine
insisted on marrying Rupert, who was
so likely to give assistance as Mr.. Codd,
if o broiher-in-law?
1t came to pass at the end of the sea-
son that Lady Umfreville's two lovely
daughters were given away at the same
altar.
"Optimus is darling" wrote Lady
Margaret q month later 10 her sister.
He is just the sort OF husband TO suit
ne. Every one ought to marry city
man. He thinks everything | say and
DO is right aud il, Oh so generous.
he isn't handsome, but then he isn't \
hit jealous, and let's me dance with
all the best looking men, AMI
when / come back TO him think
how stupid they all were, and
when / tell him so he looks rather
pleased. I'm clad now didn'tcome out
last season. I'm sure you can't be "a
happy as / am. have asked the dull
old Fraulein to cone and spend week
with us cut OF gratitude. She never
told mamma how OptimuS used to meet
US in he park. Mamma has given UP
the house at Princes Gate. She IS
coming to us for month next season.
She is very fond of Optimus now She
says be is her fayorite son-in-law. !
think he gives her handsome checks. y
All this was absolutely true. the
giving of checks not the least of it.
Rupert Paulet goes to the city regI-
larly and prosrers exceedingly, yet
managing to combine large amount
of pleasure with business. Lady Ger
aldinc is the happiest of wives, and is
never naughty toward Mr.. Codd nova
days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-14
EDWARD BURGESS,
or boston, Designer of the vOiun'
,eer. MayCover, ana PURITAN.

tetT. $500
Now that the Thistle is on her way %
this country, the time is epportune to
produce a portrait OF the man who has
designed the Volunteer, the new yacht
built to be better than the Mayhower
of last year, and therefore to defeni
the cup against the Scot. Should the
Volunteer prove less feet than the
Mavfower. in the opinion of many the
cup will be safe in the hands OF its
successful defender of last year. Which
ever boat may be chosen to meet the
yacht now on her way to compete for
supremacy Mr.. Burgess will be en-
titled to the honor of modelling her,
for it does not appear that we possess
any yacht, excepting perhaps the as
yet untried Volunteer, equal to MIR.
BURGESS Mayfower.
Mr.. burgess is a. Bostonian. He
first attracted the attention of yachts
men Of "the Hub" by designing cat
boat that outsaled every other boat OF its
class in the harbor. When, somewhat
more than two years ago, Boston
wanted to compete with New York for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-14

that : Girl could use them, others 70
heavy that height aud length Of arm.
With breadth Of chest, were needful
Gifts OF nature to utilize thcm--mcn
IKE f" Rob Roy" or {" Mahmud Ghuz-
nj. whose hands hung below their
knees. The latter notable carried an
awful steel mace in preference to q
sword, and smashed idols and idolators
with his own arms on all occasions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-14

The country went to war once about
the rights OF the States. Justice Brad
ley, in an opinion OF the Supreme
Court, declares lin matters Of for
eign and interstate commerce there
are no States" and the country doesn't
stop TO read the decision. Montgomery
(Ala.) Adtcrtiscr.
We never fully appreciated the enter.
prise and the vast resources OF the
Chicago newspapers until six Chicago
papers interviewed McGarigle at the
same time in a. many different cities Of
Canada. That was certainly very neat
reporting. Kansas CITY Journal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-14
CorroS MACHINERY.
COTTON MACHINERY FOR
" SALE.

The machinery Of sIx.rHousAxD SPIN.
DIE sPINNING-MiLL. consisting Of
oPENEsA
RAILWAY HKADs and fROuGaA
DRAWING ERAMESs
SIuBBIS6 INTERMEDIATE;
ROWING. sPiNSlNos end fwisTiNs
FRANSA
Az Ia 1yst-class coalition
ss P P1ASTUck s. 4nSsAp COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-14

Ia. and other affections Of tho SKIN,
have their origin in an inhammasory
condition OF the blood caused Dy sne
habitual use OF an excessive qusntlsy Oh
food. m' ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-14
s. s. s.
Dir, b. c. w. JOBSON'S CASE.
Norfolk Virginlan.l

Mr.. Jobson Is freight clerk Of tho seaooard
and Roanoke railroad, well known in this city
and Portsmouth, where he resides ic writes
a card explanatory Of his own case:
600 QUEEN STREET,
PORTSMOUTH, Va, April 20, 1857.
S,cin Specific Company, Atlanta, Co.:
Gentlenep,-when | was eight years old |
vas poisoned with oak. The poison remained
I'm my system for ABOUT twenty years, when
four years ago, 1t broke out violently all over
my face, hands, and body. had to set Tor
DAYS with my hands stretched out could do
nothing. I had used every kind OF local APP
plicaton that the doctors gave without any
permanent relief. During this virulent and
general breaking out took course OF six bot
ties Of S. s. =, and thoy entirely cured mo.
From that day till now have had no Sign OF
tho poison.
I know =. s. :. TO be one OF the best blood
purifying medicines In the world. use IL As
general family medicine, and would not be
without 1t as o spring medicine for many aine'
Its cost. Yours truly,
b. C. W. J0BS0N.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-14
MILLINERY.
SEEDS.

ERMAN CLOvER-SEED.
VI
just received, q large lot Jour own direct I'm
NIP and RUTA BAGA sEEDS-bost stocx-ai
+. w. WOOD 4 SONS. seedsmen,
Nc. 10 south Fourteenth street.
and corner Sixth and Marshall streets.
~ c7-deod. sw&wam
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-14
FINANCIAL.
ITO INVESTORS.


We ofYer for sale limited amount 81 per
cont EONpS OF 1HE CITY or NA>ctlkS-
TIN these bosds are issued 10 retire the )
ner cent bends which are subject 10 cali ist OF
septs mbsr, 1857. They have thirty years 70
run. interest payable Jaaoary aud July Of ssca
year. We regard them AZ nrsL ei,ss invest
mspL WAhhhS ~ xunhLns.
fy i0-SuWkFts iiiI Nain hrssI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-14
old POINT COMFORT,
" VIRGIN
HYGEIA HOTEL
Dgres. MEDICINES, sc.
A MER PICON.

THIS Celebrated CORDIAL,
distilled from herbs ard fruits peculiar % the
tropical climate OF Africa, Is esteemed ia
France as most useful medicine for
prevention Of malaria. Il II posertli
tonic and appetizer. aud is highly valued ia all
disorders Of the stomach.s
For sale by all druggists.
PURCELL, LADD & CO,
a. q. Wholcsale Agauts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-14
WILLIAM Writ HENRY,
Commissioner for Virginia,
"

The several newspapers of the State
are requested to copy this commuDica-
ton or to give the celebration suita-
Lie notice
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-14

to me }"
GA great deal, / fancy. l believe
he wishes TO mary your daughter.
The lady turned pale. 1t was clear
from this that Mr.. Codd had no matrl-
monial intentions regarding Lady Ge-
raldine.
"aIy daughter /" she almost scream
ed, "that penniless man marry my
beautiful Geraldine ? Never.
"You forget that he has good pros
pects-tbat as my partner he is long
way from penniless.
"She has deceived me- am nc
match for her." SAID the Countess tragi.
cally as she rang the bell and ordered
the servant to summon Lady Geral.
dine.
The young lady appeared promptly.
"How do you DO, Mr.. Codd ?" and
she warmly pressed his hand. "What
do you want me for, mammal"
az understand from Mr.. Codd thai
Rupert Pauiet has proposed to You, and
Is coming to speak TO me on the sub
ject. You have had the audacity t.
accept him ?"
, "Yes, mamma, but you only under
, stand part Of the truth. You do mol
understand what part a generous city
. man has played. / owe debt OF graft
tude TO Mr.. Codd / can never repay
BY bis help / am saved from some mer
/ cenary marriage, and am able to marry
g the man love. mean to marry Ru.
0 pert Paulet. You know well enough
0 that he and l have loved each othel
: from childhood, and yet--yet yor
{ threw me at Mr.. Colds head. die
r not do him justice at first. Icould mo-
y believe in so much kindness shat h
4 was playing part for Rupert's sake Il
8 shield me from persecution. 1 admire
4 and respect him beyond all words. III
s has even deceived you"
Il These were bitter words, spoken in I
: tone Of scorn that cut home.
Il Leave tho room instantly. II 20,
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lock after a misfire. This and all the
low.priced teghars and tulwars are OF
very soft metal, capable of being bent
and Strengthened across the blade,
while the arch or cutting portion, with
razor edge, offers immense resistance
in the hands OF an expert, who, be-
hind his shield, can watch and measure
his opportunity. Only the straight
thrust of British bayonets or dragon
blades can reach them.
The metal and finish OF cutting arms
| improve when we enter North India.
Hard steelof fine temperand highwork-
manship used to be common until two
Sikh wars and the great mutiny abolish
ed the demand for such deadly wares.
The skllful Mohammedan craftsman
had to emigrate for livelihood, or too
often dwindled into blacksmith OF
harmless occupation. L remember III
the good cid times Of the East India
Company itinerant sword-peddlers--
Persians and Afghans of great stature
and big turbans.
800 you want any swords ?"
eyes, but where are they ?"
"Here," and the vendors hands were
lifted to his head-cloth, where they
noped awhile. Out sprang three OF
four shining steel snakes, elastic blades,
unhandled Ia mode, e20 to ESQ eacl
IN value, sometimes more. Then the
dealer put them through various severe
tests TO satisfy his customer, packing
them away again in their hiding
place should there DO no sale
and going ON his road. But Their,
we're many shapes and sizes an
sorts OF cimeters OF great price
harder and less flexible, both plain ant
dsmsscened. The black steel OF Kho
rassan, very rare in the market, repute'
| 10 cut OF tho neck Of an anvil al
eastern anvil. Of course the Persia'
and Genital Asian specimens, e;egaatl.'
| vsttrcd Ia circular veins. some W ligh
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sor tae ezLici.lon a Jackson.
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she IS permanently deprived OF her
charms Of face and form. ard made Gnat-
traciive sf tne wasting elects OF aiimen fs
and irregularities peculiar 10 her sex. To
ccsCk th.s drain upOn, not only her
sirfn1lg ard bealih. but upon her amias e
qualities - veil. il her hrst daty. This Is
safely sad speedily sccompi' shed by a
course Of self-Featmens with Dr. Pierce :
favoTi.e Prescription a nervine and tonic
~ Voudsrtui efficacy. an prepared espec-
iaiiY s'r the ailevisoon OF those suffering
from drag .ing-cOwu' pains. sensations Of
rausca. and veskness incident % women
boon % hsr sex. Druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

D. A Bradford Wholesale paper dealer Of
Chattsno0gs, Tenn, writes that ae vas Sc
ri0usig sflicfed vita a severe cold that set
Ted On bis lungs. had tried many remedies
without herie6t. Being induced 10 try DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
did "a and was entirely cured by use Of q
few boctles. Since which time be has used
with best results. This is the experience
% thousands whose lives have been saved
b7 tbs Wonderful Discovery Trial bos
ties 1oc.. at Wni. n Ti5o's drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg. I'll.
says. Having received so much.
benefit from Electric Bstters. | feel IL my
duty 20 let suffering humanity know L..
Have had a running sore on my leg for
eight years, my doctors told me | would
have to have the bone scraped or les ampu-
tafed / USED. instead. three bottles Of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes Bucklen's
Arsica Save. and my leg Is nov sound and
weil" Electric Bifters are sold az ffty
csats bottle, and Bucsleu's Arnics Sslys
a. 25s per box. by Wm. II. Tib5s
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11
Money Refunded

The true remedy has at last been discov-
cred. IL wss long known 10 his practice as
Dr. Pete's Lung Food for Consumption. II
IS nov cAl.ei Dr.. Pete's 35-cen. Cough
Cure Il - the safest the sursst and the
best No other Cough. Cold and Consump-
fiCn remedy IS half its equal. We warrant
Il and will promptly refund the money paid
Tor u II a beneficial effect IS nor experienced
by the time two-thirds OF the contents Of
TIE bottle is used Sold by Peck Bros, II.
4 +. Thum. w. III Tibb3.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

Most everything in this world IS full of
deception. Few things are what thsy seem,
bet the results ooained for DR.. Jones Red
Clover tonic Ear exceed all claims. IL re
stores lost nerve forc,, cures dyspepsia, and
all stomach. liver. kidney and bladder
frogbles. IL is a blood tonic, appetizer.
blood purifier, sure cure for sgue and
nslariaI diseases Price 80 cents OF K. Il.
Wilson, agent.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

To tke Nalamax0o excursion. The ri. q.
~ Nia give fasi- annual excursion 20
kaiama1iv June i5. The Columhus oai0.
sn1 As.ama1no ies<pe clubs viii play on
the as.i zroand. lae -. OK Z, are encamp-
a. a. tbs fair grounds. Tbs dag can De
H,tri very sni1fs1ie as haiagnzx1o asosds
manr az trscuoas Trains ,ave Mon dspot
81 tant Espids 10 q IA Kalamazoo
TO a M,
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,CarsfA attention 70 diet Is the best guard
against disease. It is fact which all should
know. thar over-eating not only corTup' 5
tae blood bu. destroys nerve force. and in
duees dyspepsia, iaundics. bad breath. plies.
Dfmoies. low sofffts. headacas. sgBe.
malaria. and ST stomach aud liver troubles.
TT Jones Red Clover Tonic quickly cures
The sbovs diseases Can &c taken b. he
most delicate. L. l.. Wilson. agsrf
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

The best on earth can truly be said Of
Grizrs' Giqcefine Salve, which Is sure
safe and speedy cme for cuts. bruises. scalds
burns. wounds and al other sores. Will
positively Cnre piles letter and ola skin
eru1tions Try this wonder hesier. Salts
fse ion guaranteed OF money refunded.
Oniy IS cents Sold by T. Z. Wilson
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

THs Bxr ss1vz il fns world so- Cuss,
Bruises. Soves, L1csrs. salt Rhe1-f, Fever
Sores. letter. ChApred Hands, Chiihislnz
Corns snd all Skin Ervrtiors. ard positive
" crres piles. OF no paT reeairssi- At Is
s--srsntssd - E;~s perfect Satisfaction or
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The Houneiipsr tlsn 3. Grand Rspfds.
AZ web a. ras handsomest and others are
iDvrei 10 car on ". II. rlhhs and xet
a fr.al bottle 81 ksrfp Balsan TOR The
fhrc1t ard Lnnss. a-ren,es'v that : selling
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to efira ard relieve 8 Cb-anic a1d Acute
Cufi<hs &sthrat Brr1 -5itis ard Corsamp-
ten Price CO cents ard 81.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

Iaiiss nav temost1riir enhsnce their
Aranfv wish prereref chalk bas those
No co-apiex.0ns hxr- he 6ue 81 nsturs
n~e Freefsa1s nedIcalee. iavsxhis Face
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TIE UrdsrsiTnet WI rey tke highest nsr-
fes Eslce f'r Hssa.ocx BARK 80 oe l1aied or
ears ca any side uacE norts q Grand Rap
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Absolute Protection Against Ext'n-
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This fact has been demonstrated by nu-
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represent alive men throughout the country. IN
connection with It's me resisting qualities it Is
also superior 70 all others In durability and as a
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elements and climatic change: possessing great
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Agent for Michigan
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11
CONaERglAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

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Scr Shell C-aeS. fres1 HaGbnr Lobsiers
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ths cake. ~ them.